maria: is disagree. i think kamala harris has spiked lots of enthusiasm within the democrat party, under joe biden people were not going to come out, they were saying it's a lost cause, he has dementia, i can't vote for him. she has come in and spiked b enthusiasm in the party a. i don't think people believe the whole rewrite of history. >> i would agree. i would add to what you said, it's magnified by the mega phone that is the mainstream media. maria: had absolutely. >> that's why to the overall point, republicans need to be message focused in making distinctionses and pointing out that kamala is tied to everything that the biden administration has done over three and-a-half years and they cannot let her get away with white-washing her record. maria: you hit on something i want to point out. someone mentioned this to me the other he day. where are the republicans right now pushing right now for donald trump? i know they're on recess. they're on recess and many of them are home and talking with constitu

maria: that's right. the wholedemocratic strategy see tricking the american public into believing candidates having they're not. in addition to tim walz's multiple lies, the real scary thing is the leadership in minnesota take. he let minneapolis burn because it was in his political interest, he favored extreme covid lockdowns, this is something that we're talking about immigration and talking about how they're tough on the border, he's in favor and he has spoken out in favor of sanctuary cities which means they won't deport serious criminals. so his idea that we're going to have anything other than more of the far left and the more extreme version of what we have now is hard to believe but they have to try to trick the american public into thinking they're something they're not. maria: they've got a background, freedom, freedom, freedom, during the covid lockdown they couldn't be more aggressive. tim walz says the communist party of china, i've never been treated so well and it's great becauses everybody

maria: welcome back.e now for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me now is ceo kyle wool, as well joining me is mark tepper here all morning. kyle, great to see you. thanks for joining the conversation. >> thank you. maria: talk a bit about second quarter earnings in full swing, warner brothers discovery reported a double miss, highlighted the mission of paying down debt from the merger, the company reported a $9.1 billion non-goodwill impairment charge, led to $11 billion loss for warner brothers discovery, that's an incredible number, losing $11 million in one quarter. eli lilly telling a different story, a doubt beat, raised the full year revenue guidance by $3 billion. krispy kreme earnings in line with estimates beating on revenue, cutting the full year profit forecast. we're waiting on paramount global after the bell tonight. take a look at the stocks, eli lilly up better than 10%. your reaction to the earnings season. >> it's a tale of two cities. warner brothers, i

maria: final word.remain in play and as for the counter programming and the dnc, stay tuned. president trump will be all around this country. we will leave no stone unturned for the next 90 days in revealing how radical the harris, walz ticket is for this country. maria: caroline, good to see you. thank you so much. quick break and then wild weather hitting the northeast, we have details from flight cancellations to flooding on the other side of the break. you're watch "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. this week on "mornings with maria," tomorrow, what will a harris presidency mean for small business? small business chairman is here. and friday, senator marsha blackburn's kids' online safety act passing in the senate. she'll join me to discuss next steps to protect america's children. it's all right here on "mornings with maria." [water flowing] [phone dings] oh my god. what? the host is coming back. (♪) [birds chirping] [phone dings] meanwhile, at a vrbo... oh my god. wha

maria: yeah.eryl, jump in here. >> i want to stay on the issue of polls. leo, great to see you. and good morning. so i was looking at a poll from last week, washington post, there was an abc news poll as well, they looked at what a changed from biden to harris and where the voters are coming from, where the new support from harris was coming from. and it's actually what they're finding is it's women and it's younger voters. but are those younger voters going to show up in november is my question to you. this does come down to swing states and comes down to numbers and the votes. it will be a small amount of people deciding this election. >> you know, cheryl. i'll tell you right now. i'll acknowledge one thing. kamala harris is enjoying a honeymoon period. that speech last night, she's appealing to the independent. 8 to 10% of the voters who are still undecided and they're going to make their decision and she offered nothing to those independents on security, on economic reforms, on reducing inflat

maria: okay.gle now after it ad mitted that it censored search results on the trump assassination attempt. i want to get your take on this. google already admitted that they censored the search results for the assassination attempt and now you and your colleagues want more, you want them to testify. meta's a.i. chat bot told some users the july 1 13th attempt n trump's life was fini f fic tio. they say it was aimed on avoiding predictions on political violence. what will you and your colleagues do about social media that are controlling the information flow that the rest of us see. >> i think this is a dangerous event when you have big tech that's basically censoring information to the american people. it always y y appears it's one sided, never benefits the republican candidate for office. it appears to be a partisan effort, an error in the algorithms. we want to get to the bottom of it. what were the algorithms, what were in the errors? in politics, candidates pay money to google and other adver

maria: yeah.t to tackle inflation, you want to increase the supply of goods so all those dollars are chasing more goods rather than fewer. maria: yeah. senator, all great points, and i'm glad you brought up the border. good to see you, thank you. senator ron johnson. >> have is a great day. maria: and to to you. meanwhile, a new report from the inspector general at homeland security shows the biden-harris administration has lost track of more than 320,000 unaccompanied migrant children which the report states are at a higher risk for trafficking, exploitation and/or forced labor. last week in chicago kamala harris said 14e8d secure the border if elected, but on her watch more than 8 million migrants have been encountered at the border with an additional almost 2 million plus having evaded apprehension altogether and disappeared into the country without a trace. 10 million illegals now on her watch. joining me now with more on the vp's agenda is utah senator mike lee, a member of the senate judicia

maria: yeah x.e climate change -- >> and more ax thats, and more taxes too. it's going to hurt america, hard working middle america. maria: she is probably going to say she's going to cut taxes for the lowest earners out there today, but we'll see. we want more details on what she's going to say. we don't know because sometimes she can say she's going to lower taxes and increase taxes for the highest earners. she's got to come up with the revenue somewhere, right? >> right. maria: she's got a climate change agenda obey for. there's also the border, congresswoman. i want to get can your thought, because a new fox knew news poll think the situation at the border is an emergency or a problem. you've been there ton thes of times, but there's concern over the border growing and the most americans under the anal of 30, black voters and democrats, are actually among the most worried here. same poll reveals 71 of voters blame the border crisis on lack of enforcement from the biden-harris administration. 7 i

maria: right.g to speculate on what this economic agenda is going to look like. td cowen told clients yesterday it's likely going to include higher taxes, it's going to include spending on the green or climate change agenda, it's going to include a child t tax credit. kamala harris' campaign said she is not going to push for medicare for all after pushing to l limit all private insurance when she ran for president in 2019. the biden, harris administration using taxpayer money to mask medicare premium hikes before the election. insurers are poised to boost monthly premiums potentially by three times, three times as much that people were expecting in 2025 under the inflation reduction act. that of course aimed to cap out-of-pocket drug costs for medicare recipients, the census rolled out a three year demonstration project to subsidize premiums and keep them artificially low in response to potential voter backlash, mark. your thoughts. >> looks like the government is subsidizing $142 per month per rec

maria: day one.t legal, stephen miller. steven, good to see you. your reaction. >> great to see you. this says so much not only about the harris campaign, but about the state of our democracy. is the cornerstone of a -- truth is the cornerstone of a healthy democracy. what you have seen in these last few weeks with the corporate leftist media, the democrat party and their sufficient gates trying dog reinvent and rewrite the history of the most liberal senator and the most liberal vice president in american history, it's so far beyond with gaslighting, so far beyond indoctrination, so far beyond just lying. this is an attempt to pull off the greatest hoax in american history. kamala harris idealogically is to the left of bernie sanders. as a border czar, she presided over the admission of 15-20 the million illegal aliens. some of those illegal aliens, as you know, maria, and have covered on your program have gone on to rape and murder american women and american children. grievous, heinous, unimaginab

maria, back to you. maria: exactly right.d us, john catsimatidis with us right now from red apple group said the same thing. thank you very much to you and to stuart. we're talking about this further this morning. when i speak with the president and ceo of goya foods, he is here at 8:45 a.m. eastern to join us for that conversation on this issue of potential price gouging. joining me now is north dakota senator kevin cramer, member of the senate banking, veterans affairs, environmental and public works committee. good to see you. thank you for being here. what's your reaction to you all of this, gerri's report? >> the weird thing about this, anybody that's taken marketing 101 knows that price is one of the four keys of marketing, part of the market se their yow. if you have a -- scenario. if you have a government manipulate the price you'll destroy everything, the supply, demand and the outcome of capping prices on something, especially something as competitive as groceries and as low margin to stuart's point. maria: hold on

maria: okay. and she's painting a rosey picture of the biden, harris administration while speaking to a sore record at this in texas, promising she will bring down -- sorority in texas, proper promie will bring down the cost of living. >> every person has the opportunity not just to get by, but to get ahead, to build a business, to own a home, and to build intergenerational wealth. we are working to build up, to build up, not tear down, and to build up america's families and america's middle class. because we know when our middle class is strong, america is strong. maria: your thoughts, mark? i mean, it sounds like she is trying to be barack obama there. unfortunately, the policies don't align with that kind of speaking. she okayed $7 trillion of spending on joe biden's watch which led to 40 of year high inflation. it's actually her fault and joe biden's fault where we are. >> we've seen real wage growth come in negative for three and-a-half straight years now so things are not getting better. the

maria, back to you. maria: rich, thanks very much. rich edson in chicago. me with more is the former speaker of the house, fox news contributor, author of march to the majority of, author newt gingrich. mr. speaker, of always a pleasu. thanks so much for being here. >> glad to be with you. maria: give us your reaction to all you've seen at that time the dnc this week. i want to get your take on how tight the polls are. >> look, i think first of all, the enormous contrast of the democrats have a convention of continuity. you had president obama, you had president clinton, you had hillary clinton, you had nancy pelosi. so if you wanted to see the national establishment gather, it's right there. in chicago. on the other hand, when we went to the republican convention, it's really a new republican party. you didn't have former presidents, didn't have former vice presidents. you really had a change in the very nature of the republican establishment. so i thought the contrast of the two very different parties was fascinating. second, the democrats are engaged in

maria: these are different campaigns and policy proposals. kamala harris his blaming corporation for inflation and price gouging and president trump is trying to tap into the energy capacity in america these will be different scenarios for business and the economy. >> impact that for a moment kamala harris campaign could somehow say supermarkets which of 2% profit margins were lower are somehow gouging that is crazy that someone who's trying to find an opportunity to gather more both in an election year it's like tossing college kids and sandra get it cut your student debt. why don't we try to help people who are late on their mortgages. buying votes meanwhile the trim campaign that plans to lower taxes and lower regulation, increase drilling on federal land for the cheapest oil is in the will unleash the american ingenuity and creativity that i tap into in my fund. very different visions for america the trump here's campaign. maria: the mag seven coming back to life now that they're off of the high do you want to own the stocks. >> i do i ca

maria: i.c.e.try in one day last month. 50 in one day. officials arrested three men from honduras in texas, two were previously convicted of sex crimes on children, the this was convicted of murder. joining us now, congressman ben cline. thank you for being here. a lot of flip-flops going on with the new campaign of kamala harris, huh? >> it is amacing to see the most liberal senator from 2019 transform herself into a bipartisan, supposedly pro-border control, pro-cutting taxes on tips, all the different things she's doing to moderate her image and you appeal to the independent voter but the independent voters n aren't buying it. they see how liberal she has been. they see what this administration ah has done has e regarding open borders and failure to a address border control so they know better and this november they're going to hold this administration, this biden, harris administration accountable for the tragic, tragic record they've had over the past four years. maria: i want to get your take

maria: yeah. cuomo tried to understand this question for me, at one point he came on "sunday morning futures," and he said he felt cash bail was unfair because some people can afford to pay it and other people can't. and that was the his explanation in terms of cash bail. and that really ruling that started this no accountability whatsoever, no consequences for crime. >> how does that help with the issue of safety? maria: it doesn't. >> there's got to be a better way to do this. and to the think you're going to do this nationally? i really -- that is really ridiculous policy. maria: yeah, i agree with you. we're going to just get started this hour, a lot coming up. an exclusive look at the impeachment inquiry into joe biden. why the house says the president committed impeachable offenses when he was vice president. but first, the new report expecting major downward revisions to the recent jobs reports leading to questions about how the economy is really doing ahead of fed if chair jay powell's jac

maria: exactly.ncredibly dangerous, and it reminds me of what was happening here in america right after the 2020 election where people were speculating and asking questions. if you are afraid that a you're going to get arrested just because you're asking questions, welsh or your freedom is of speech is gone. nigel, for you personally, are you concerned that any statements you make could get you arrested? >> yes. i mean, after the murder, after the triple murder of those poor, sweet little girls, a few hours went by. there was huge speculation online about this man, was he an illegal immigrant, was he an islamist, and no one knew the truth. and i simply if asked on x, i simply asked, did this man have a record? is he somebody that the security services were watching? answer that came, none. then after the riots happened, you've got the the whole establishment saying that i encouraged rioting. i mean, all i did was to say, please, tell us the truth. funny enough, if they had told us the truth, the riot

good to see you, maria. maria: i want to get to kamala harris and her running mate in a moment, but first i want to talk about you because you've got a lot of people talking about you on both the democrat side and the republican side. you've heard the chattel. they're saying, some people are saying you were the wrong pick for trump's running mate. what are you doing about it? [laughter] >> well, maria, all a i can do is go out there and remind people that thing the were more prosperous and peaceful when donald trump was prime minister hook, i recognize there are a lot of folks even in the gop if establishment and certainly on the far left who don't like the fact that donald trump picked maine i actually take their criticism as a badge of honor. of course the media is going to attack the people they fear the most, the people who can most effectively bring president trump's message to a broader swath of the electorate, and i don't come from inside the beltway, maria. i grew up as a poor kid. i didn't come from

maria: the u.n. as the group that created this and continues this fighting. >> no, they will ignore it. maria: why? because of iran? >> i will expose to the security council that hezbollah uses the u.n. to launch rockets from u.n. facilities. so we have nothing against the u.n. but they have to do their job. they're spending hundreds of millions on the mission in lebanon. they should you b be m much more effective. maria: a former obama official told fox news digital take kamala harris would sign a similar agreement with tehran if she wins the white house. iran's supreme leader is signaling a willingness to restart negotiations with the united states. is that the reason you see the u.s. say they're supporting israel but perhaps not do the same things one would expect if you're supporting israel, because they want to get another iran deal? >> we expect more pressure against iran period from the u.s., from the european allies. not only the declaration, but real pressure, sanctions. if you don't have sa

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maria: yeah.a resurfaced video from 2019 showing what critics are calling a scary policy proposal from harris on how she would pressure drug companies to lower costs. watch this. >> i will snatch their patent. so that we will take over and -- yes, we can do that. [laughter] yes. yes, we can do that. [applause] yes, we can do that. it's what -- the question is, do you have the will to do it. i have the will to do it. maria: wow, that's scary, michael. she's going to take away company' patents. >> we want government to come and run the businesses, is that what we want right now? because government has shown that they are so good at running programs? maria: wow. [laughter] >> that's -- exactly my point. maria: also, mark, that be illegal? you're just going to take a company's patents? >> that's absolutely insane. and, you know, what's going on in the pharmaceutical industry as it relates to drugs and trying to the kind of push or, you know, pull drug prices down, it is limiting all of these companies

maria: yeah.y clinton had this problem in 2016 and trump was very effective in speeches laying out what he would do and she couldn't run away from obama's record. vp harris, i think it's going to be very hard for her to run away you from biden's record. he's got his budget down. it's the biden, harris budget. maria: that's right. >> it won't work. you know, it's going to have slow growth for the economy. maria: yeah. >> so trump is saying, look, we're going to break out of this with new policies. maria: yeah. and that budget is a $7.3 trillion budget for 2025 and a it includes 5 and-a-half trillion dollars of new taxes. we need to hear from kamala harris. is she going to raise those taxes? is she going to continue in that same realm of biden's $7.3 trillion budget which includes 5 and-a-half trillion in higher taxes. we don't know. she needs to answer the question. and then there's the central banks of the world. let me get your take. the bank of england cut interest rates for the first time in mo

maria: okay.'s talk about what you are doing, ahead of this election, in terms of protecting the vote. you know we've spoken many times about all of the illegals in this country many lawmakers including claudia tenney in new york told us last week that there are illegals people people who are here illegally in the country they are already he registered to vote what are you going to do about it? >> well, what i would say we sad a great motion yesterday filed by 24 republican attorneys general across the country in support of our lawsuit in arizona to ensure that illegal immigrants not allowed to vote. it is very important, premise that noncitizens, are able to not able to vote in this election cycle so we were very excited to see 24 republican attorneys general stands up file that brief with the supreme court to defend our action, in arizona. maria: are okay. so, i know up to states. what can you do on a state level what states are you concerned about i know you say every state but particularly dem

maria: hav you. maria: have you spoken with them about it. >> yes. maria: let me talk to you about tariffs, you use them for economic growth and for security. how do you you use tariffs a weapon for national security and what other countries aside from china are you considering tariffs. >> i want a reciprocal tax. if they charge us 100% on a car, we charge them 100%. hard to believe we haven't done it. i was set to do it until covid came and it took everybody's eye off the ball including other countries. this would have been -- we saved -- let me tell you, this country saved millions an millions of lives worldwide and i have friends that come to me and say you never talk about that and i don't talk about it but we saved -- i have one friend who is very smart, happens to be a democrat, but i'm sure he votes for me. ophe said you saved maybe 100 million lives and you don't talk about it. i said that's right, i don't talk about it. but i saved a lot of lives and we did a great job. we never got credit for that. i got credit for the military, we beat isi

maria: good friday morning thank you for joining thus morning, i am maria bartiromo. happy friday. i hope having a good friday morning friday, august 23, it is just before 8:00 a.m. on the east coast, time for hot topic of the hour 2024 democratic national convention in the books closing last night after vice president kamala harris officially accepted the democrat nomination put focus on middle class but offered little in terms of specific policy plans "fox business" live from chicago with more madison, good morning. >> good morning another thing did a lot last night gas hard after former president trump, one of the things she noted in acceptance speech was that there would be a quote a trump tax hike claiming his tax hike would raise prices, on middle class families almost 4,000 dollars a year. >> instead of a trump tax hike, we will pass a middle class tax cut, that will benefit more than 100 million americans [cheers and applause] >> but that isn't exactly true. harris was referring to trump's promise to add tariffs on imports, implemented sfler for american progress action fun

maria: all right.hael whatley, thank you. >>> and now this. >> what's so obvious about what happened in romania, joe biden just flew down there and was talking about porn policy and foreign -- foreign policy and foreign aid, and as soon as he left -- while he was vice president, maria, this is very important. while he was vice president and in the charge of foreign policy for romania, his family started receiving payments from a romanian foreign national, a corrupt romanian foreign national. it makes no sense. the payments, the way they were sent were intended to be laundered through shell companies while he was vice president. maria: and that was house oversight committee chairman james comer with me on maria bartiromo's "wall street" on fox business last year, july of 2023. he detailed the biden family's business dealings with romania while joe biden was vice president. this week, 13 months later, president biden's doj said hunter biden accepted money from a romanian oligarch convicted in his native

maria: good wednesday morning, thank you for joining us i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday august 28. breaking news at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. today l'affaire at work and unchecked, special counsel jack smith resending a revised indictment against former president trump in his job january 6 case with new retooled arguments to fit the supreme court landmark ruling on presidential immunity, the 45th president calling for the case to be dismissed immediately, the very latest coming up. another flip-flop from kamala harris, this time of the border claiming she promises to build a wall despite leaving materials from transporter while unused and resting on the ground in texas. here is announcing she will finally do an interview on cnn this thursday, the first time she is doing it sent she's been name as the nominee and she will be joined by her running mate tim walz, everything you need to know coming up on morning log, futures this morning indicated again at the start of trading stocks are higher ahead of nvidia's earnings, this is the stock to watch ahead o

maria: look.hat things are going to turn, after the convention, and that the questions will start he to be asked. but very, tight time early voting starts early september what about that only a couple weeks, then you've got election day that is going to come out at us fast what is trump campaign and the republicans what are you all doing to ensure a fair election? to ensure, that in fact, people understand the agenda of the opponent? >> thes harris-walz -- >> a lowest focus, president trump put focus when he hired mike whatley brought in lara trump to focus on swings states, pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, georgia voter integrity front and center ensuring integrity of the vote but you've got to go back to swing states fourth quarter time, a month ago people did not know kamala harris would be candidate for president of the united states now time that they see the difference between kamala harris and she has a record let's not forget was in senate she was vice president, she broke a lot of ties,

maria: welcome back. good thursday morning, everybody. i'm maria bartiromo. the hour. candidates are had hit

i'm maria bartiromo. it is a battleground blitz. the trump and harris campaigns hitting the trail hard in key swing states this week, with a big focus on the economy and how it's impacting hardworking american families over the past four years, kamala and crooked joe biden have presided over an economic reign of terror, committing one financial atrocity after another. i'm going to make america affordable again. in addition to making it great again, we're going to make it affordable again, and that's going to be starting on day one. my vision is for a middle class that is once again the envy of the entire world. it's going to happen. it's going to happen fast. harris is proudly part of the most pro-labor administration in history, unafraid to walk picket lines with workers, demanding better pay and conditions. donald trump and jd vance, they have something a little different in mind. the only thing these guys know about working people is how to take advantage of them. well, we are less than a week away from the first mail in ballots

maria: all right.ning, thank you. >> great to be with you. maria: quick break and then president biden is out of the race, now we're getting some truth from the department of justice about hunter biden. texas congressman, house oversight committee member michael cloud is here on why the just is the department is now putting the focus on a romanian businessman who was trying to affect policy via hunter biden. then california governor gavin newsom ready to punish counties for problems he refuses to fix. we've got the story. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ (♪) is bad debt holding you back? ♪ the only limit is the sky ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it (just a little bit louder) ♪ ♪ it's our time ♪ ♪ you don't want to miss it ♪ ♪ it's your moment in the spotlight ♪ all your ambitions. all in one app. low fixed rates. borrow up to $100k. no fees required. sofi. get your money right®. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory an

maria: good thursday morning and thank you for joining us and i am maria bartiromo thursday august 42ndr top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, but here's will make her case to the american people tonight on the final day of the democratic national convention in chicago even though kamala has not set up a formal interview or press conference to outline your pl plans, tybalt speaking last night offering plenty of criticism of president trump but no policy solutions. new polls with kamala harris over a four-point lead naturally but a virtual tie in key battleground states with chop make it a trip to the arizona border today. everything you need to do all morning long, markets are in the green take a look at futures indicated again at the start of trading, down just drop to four, nasdaq abbe, s&p 500 higher by a fraction, more red flags on an economy that is slowing as we expected the bureau of labor statistics revising downward jobs numbers. a full 808,000 fewer jobs than initially reported and the 12 month since march 2023 the largest downward revision since 2009. sparking new concern

maria: good friday morning thanks very much for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo. it is friday, august 9, 8:00 a.m. on the east coast i hope you are having a good friday morning time for hot topic of the hour former president trump in bozeman montana an hourlong press conference yesterday he slammed what he called the most liberal ticket ever on all of key voting issues, watch. >> she is a radical left person at a level nobody has seen she picked a radical left -- uh -- man that is he has got things done that o he has positions that are just not it is not even possible to believe, that they exist. he he is going for things that nobody ever even heard of he doesn't want to have borders he doesn't want to have waldz any form of safety for our country doesn't mind people coming from prisons,neathr does she kamala harris in phoenix, fourth visit to the state without a signing drip to border immigration top concern of voters former president on border czar. >> she was border czar one hundred percent last few uniques not border czar worst border czar in world history 20

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maria: good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us this morning. i am maria bartiromo.nesday august 21, your top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. kamala harris is expected crushing tax policy on day three of the national convention in chicago after michelle and barack obama highlight the night by slamming trump acting as if democrats have not been in charge for three and half years. kamala harris is adopting joe biden's capital gains tax of 44.6% and attacks on unrealized gains of 25% of the bureau of labor statistics is about to revise downwards up to a million jobs stated to be created in the last year, reaching new concerns over 2025 recession. my exclusive with cantor fitz-gerald howard budnick and 8:00 a.m. outward, stay with us crypto and president trump coming up with howard budnick futures and upcountry mixed opening, dow industrial 44, the nasdaq a showing as you can see a decline of ten in the s&p 500 higher by one point all of this retail earnings, target, macy's, t.j. maxx quarterly earnings we will have the numbers and check market impact, the fed minu

maria: is too bad.econd landfall in south carolina early this morning bringing dangerous blood rights to the west coast, stephen morgan with an update, good morning to you. >> it made a second landfall in final landfall of the journey both occurring in the united states versus a hurricane near steam hachette florida and bulls bay south carolina that's where we have the landfall occur and as we work through the next 44 twomac 48 hours were good to be dealing with the remnants of debby. a slow movement that's going to move to south carolina and north carolina and eventually vir virginia, pennsylvania could be dealing with several inches of rain by saturday morning and is going to scoot out here here's the timestamp we have to get there today, tomorrow and widespread rain 3 - 5 inches that's what were expecting. maria: stephen morgan "fox weather" for simulcasting live on fox business every weekday from 5 - 6:00 a.m. eastern right before "mornings with maria", kamala harris campaign no plans for her econom

maria: good friday morning thank you for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo friday august 2r top stories, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. a longtime coming wall street journal reporter evan gursky victor is back on american soil after a major prisoner swap deal with russia he and the other hostages arrived in san antonio overnight for a medical examination the west releasing a hitman a convicted hacker and alleged spies for three americans and one green card holder, president trump reacts to all of this in my exclusive interview we will show you coming up in just moments. a selloff underway on wall street, take a look at market this morning on a global decline this morning, the dow jones industrial average expected to open down 342 points, the nasdaq down 341 in the s&p 500 lower by 63 take a cue from international markets which are down across-the-board the july jobs report out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern we will break out the numbers with all-star panel coming up. take a look at european markets they are in the red across-the-board it all started in asia kamala harris t

maria: very dangerous serious stuff.tch gears and ask about the investigation into the attempt assassination of donald trump. the fbi is pushing back on claims the fbi released the shooter's body immediately for cremation just we 10 days after the attack. wisconsin senator ron johnson joined me yesterday on this program and slammed the fed's handling of this investigation. >> doing everything they can to make people suspicious of the investigation. the only thing most of the information we got know what happened july 13th comes from local law enforcement. i haven't seen the autopsy report. i don't know the toxicology report, did they do the full spectrum? will will be find out of this individual was taking ssris? they conduct themselves like they are above the law and by and large they are, refused to be held accountable by the american public. maria: you are doing an investigation, you and your team, tell us what you can tell us. can you trust the fbi, what do you know about what went down on july 13th? >> the most impo

maria: welcome back. rafting outside of the dnc has vice president kamala harris as she was giving her speech on the final night of the convention. cheryl casone with the detail. >> white and i and chicago. anti-israel protesters ranging outside of the dnc to the very end burning the american flag and fighting with police officers and riot gear. officers had to call for backup to reinforce the perimeter around the convention center after protesters broke through the city. alexandria ocasio-cortez is slamming the dnc after palestinian americans were not lighted to the address the convention. as for vice president here she addressed the israel hamas conflict during her acceptance speech. watch. >> i will always stand up for israel's right to defend itself. at the same time, what has happened in gaza over the past ten month is devastating. president biden and i are working to end this war such that israel is secure, the hostages are released, the suffering in gaza ends. maria: despite ongoing talks of cease-

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